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mum2beagain Female, 33 years Sidney - BC Member since Mar 2006
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, Jul 06, 2008 03:56PM
I nursed for 10 1/2 months, my son is now 18 months old and I still haven't completely dried up but I don't get let down anymore, just a few drops now and then.
mami1323 Female, 31 years New York - NY Member since Jul 2006
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AJH84 Female, 23 years Huntsville - AL Member since Feb 2007
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, Jul 07, 2008 11:54AM
I officially dried up about six months ago. My son is 3½ years old.
I stopped leaking consistently after about a month of weaning him when he was 8 months old, but up until everything dried up a few months ago, I'd still leak a few drops if I'd get cold and shiver (weird, I know) or if I'd have a really emotional or hormonal moment.
You get used to it after a while, especially when the leaking only consists of a drop or two, so it's no big deal.
Mood: April2 has to go to work tonight. Sigh. After work, it's party at my house! Burrpatch is providing the coffee! Journal Entry: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xVYW-_0jV..." [Read]
Mood: April2 has to go to work tonight. Sigh. After work, it's party at my house! Burrpatch is providing the coffee! Journal Entry: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xVYW-_0jV..." [Read]
Mood: April2 has to go to work tonight. Sigh. After work, it's party at my house! Burrpatch is providing the coffee! Journal Entry: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xVYW-_0jV..." [Read]
This su'cks. I don't want to have to wear stupid breast pads forever in fear that I'll get an embarrassing spot on my shirt at any moment. :(
But thanks, atleast I won't worry that there's something wrong.
I stopped leaking consistently after about a month of weaning him when he was 8 months old, but up until everything dried up a few months ago, I'd still leak a few drops if I'd get cold and shiver (weird, I know) or if I'd have a really emotional or hormonal moment.
You get used to it after a while, especially when the leaking only consists of a drop or two, so it's no big deal.